Very interesting and awesome and strange stuff with videos and pictures etc!!

God has a partner, Hendrix what can you say??.....................

That Dick Cavett was a smarmy twat wasn't he? I got the feeling he was endlessly trying the subtle putdown there with Jimi, esp at the beginning. But Jimi was too nice to be affected by it. Here he is tho with Frank Zappa, and Frank is just sublime…
 
That Dick Cavett was a smarmy twat wasn't he? I got the feeling he was endlessly trying the subtle putdown there with Jimi, esp at the beginning. But Jimi was too nice to be affected by it. Here he is tho with Frank Zappa, and Frank is just sublime…
Jimi was respectful as ever, water under the bridge man dude, ever the gentleman!! (y)
 
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In my lifetime, the 3 greatest heavyweights to me, are Ali, Tyson, and Fury - not in any order. Each at they're very best...I don't know which would be victorious.

My favourite as a fighter was Tyson - just so explosive and you daren't blink in case you missed the knock out.

Fury...for a few years I thought he was a gobshite...but he walks the walk and does exactly what he says he will. On top of that, behind the scenes, he's an awesome man with a big heart as big as his reach. Plus he only lives 5 minutes from me :p

Ali - he was the man just as I was getting interested in boxing. He had a few too many fights.

Other than that, there's Marciano who was a tough mofo and from the few vids I've seen, was thrilling to watch.
 
In my lifetime, the 3 greatest heavyweights to me, are Ali, Tyson, and Fury - not in any order. Each at they're very best...I don't know which would be victorious.

My favourite as a fighter was Tyson - just so explosive and you daren't blink in case you missed the knock out.

Fury...for a few years I thought he was a gobshite...but he walks the walk and does exactly what he says he will. On top of that, behind the scenes, he's an awesome man with a big heart as big as his reach. Plus he only lives 5 minutes from me :p

Ali - he was the man just as I was getting interested in boxing. He had a few too many fights.

Other than that, there's Marciano who was a tough mofo and from the few vids I've seen, was thrilling to watch.
This is a great interveiw with the man and lets face not devoid of criticism himself but what a great way to see this side of him.(y)
 
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In my lifetime, the 3 greatest heavyweights to me, are Ali, Tyson, and Fury - not in any order. Each at they're very best...I don't know which would be victorious.

My favourite as a fighter was Tyson - just so explosive and you daren't blink in case you missed the knock out.

Fury...for a few years I thought he was a gobshite...but he walks the walk and does exactly what he says he will. On top of that, behind the scenes, he's an awesome man with a big heart as big as his reach. Plus he only lives 5 minutes from me :p

Ali - he was the man just as I was getting interested in boxing. He had a few too many fights.

Other than that, there's Marciano who was a tough mofo and from the few vids I've seen, was thrilling to watch.
Never thought you’d live on a caravan site .. ya big dosser
 
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I've only just spotted this post ...... late to the party , as usual .... :rolleyes:

Have you watched any of his "Hotboxin" stuff on Youtube ?
It's been pretty dull recently but the older ones with Fury and Holyfield are well worth a watch





And check out this stunning Japanese bantamweight , Naoya Inoue -


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1500 made and not 3000 is the biggy :) they also did a V4 in the 1960's so that's another...
They also did a four valve 900ss bevel (sshhh in secret), but hey when our head is the size of Albania everyone else is a fucking dumb Guinness!!
Smells like DF around here now. :rolleyes:
 
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